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Why are firecrackers so dangerous?
Firecrackers, like those in the Uttar Pradesh factory, contain explosive chemicals designed to ignite rapidly and create loud bangs and bright flashes. This inherent volatility makes their manufacture and storage extremely hazardous, especially when safety regulations are lax or ignored, leading to tragic accidents like the one in India.
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